1981 Red Spider With Many Extra Parts Including Additional Engine on 2040-cars
Norridgewock, Maine, United States
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Red, with an engine from about 1979. Odometer reads 47332 (probably not accurate). Engine starts but fuel pump(s) not working. Consequently I have not driven it since since 2006. Car has been stored in a dry barn for the last 8 years and now my folks say it must go. Condition is a little rough but there are no big rusty areas. Tires: Potenza RE92 with good tread remaining. Aftermarket Ridguard seats need reupholstering. The fabric top will need replacement. As far as I know, everything else works, (except fuel pumps also power windows). Overall condition fair. Some revisions in the engine area (not original air filters, inertia switch removed...other? Comes with many extra parts including a spare engine (year & condition unknown), windshield, doors, a set of magnesium wheels (but may not all be useable). Very pretty little car and fun to drive. Begs for a proper restoration but as I now live on the West coast and storage no longer possible, it's time to find a new home for it. NOTE: In Maine, Titles are not issued for cars of this vintage. Without a Title eBay Customer Service told me I must list it as "Salvage." While I believe the car could be restored to running condition without major work (it was registered and on the road in 2006). please note however that car and all parts will be sold "as is" and as one sale without warranty of any kind/ All must be removed at buyers expense within 14 days unless other arrangements made.
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